Friday, January 29, 2010

Idealist.org needs your help


Idealist.org is an organization that pairs volunteers with non-profit organizations that are fitting and life-changing for all involved. The website is a fantastic tool and references for students to seniors and they're reaching out to not only members but people who want to help make a social change. They're funding is decreasing and they still want to create all the service they can for those in need.

Here's an open letter from the Director. Please read and find it in your heart to make a donation. At the least, check out the website and see where there is need for you out there. It's the beginning of a new year and we can all open our hearts up to make a better 2010 for the world.


You know how sometimes in life you go through a bad moment, and when
your friends hear about it later, they say, "Why didn't you say
something? Why didn't you ask? We would have helped."

That's where Idealist is now, and I am writing to ask for your help.

Very briefly, here's what happened. Over the past ten years, most of
our funding has come from the small fees we charge organizations for
posting their jobs on Idealist. By September 2008, after years of
steady growth, these little drops were covering 70% of our budget.

Then, in October of that year, the financial crisis exploded, many
organizations understandably froze their hiring, and from one week to
the next our earned income was cut almost in half, leaving us with a
hole of more than $100,000 each month.

That was 16 months ago, and since then we've survived on faith and
fumes, by cutting expenses, and by getting a few large gifts from new
and old friends. But now we are about to hit a wall, and this is why I
am reaching out to you.

If over the past 15 years Idealist has helped you or a friend find a
job, an internship or a volunteer opportunity; connect with a person,
an idea or a resource; or just feel inspired for a moment, now we need
your help. I wouldn't be asking, and not like this, if this were not a
critical time.

There are two ways you can help. First, if you can, please make a
donation at:

http://www.idealist.org/donate

Some people in this community are not in a position to contribute
right now, so if you are, please give as generously as you can. Thank you!

Second, please spread the word about this appeal by sharing this
message with friends and colleagues who may have benefited from
Idealist over the years. Since 1995 Idealist has touched hundreds of
thousands of lives. If in the next week or two we can reach everyone
who'd give us a hand if they knew we are in trouble, I believe we'll
come out of this crisis even stronger than before.

I believe this because while this has been a tough stretch, I've never
been more optimistic about the future. The content on Idealist has
never been richer, our traffic is surging, we are building a whole new
Idealist.org that will be released later this year, and the potential
for connecting people, ideas, and resources around the world has never
been more urgent or more exciting.

Your contribution will allow us to maintain all our services, and it
will also give us some time to diversify our funding. Being able to
breathe, recover, and plan ahead for a few months will be an
incredible blessing.

Thanks so much for your support. Idealist has always been a
community-driven site, and we can’t do this work without you.

Thank you!

Ami Dar
Executive Director
Idealist.org

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Zesty Panjectivist Lifeboat: Come to Collaborate on Tuesday Feb. 2


I'm so excited for this event. Every moment will be worth it!

On the evening of Tuesday, February 2, 2010 at 9pm a Multi-Media Event will take place at GalleryBar, located at 120 Orchard Street in Manhattan, featuring established and emerging visual artists, musicians, poets, dancers, designers and performers who will present their work in an open forum. A suggested donation of $5 will be collected to aid victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti, through Doctors Without Borders.

The Zesty Panjectivist Lifeboat is a counter-culture rescue team of divine proportions. Afloat on a sea of mediocrity and indifference, catatonic television drones are forcefully plucked from their potato buckets to be granted one last glimmer of dope. That's right - its a dope party, kids. Dope dope dope dope dope! Dopamine! That lovely substance that so willfully oozes within your lobes at the slightest whiff of pleasure. The Panjectivists are not interested in an artificial high but the tried and true original caveman drug that you are holding at all times. The Zesty Panjectivist Lifeboat is here to raise your crusty hypothalamus to loftier heights, the one and only way it knows how... ART.
The ZPL harbors great concern for your stream-of-nonsenseness and intends to navigate your vessel with live music, live art, painted bodies, whips & chains, herbal tea, bespoke cocktails, poetry, film, installations, sculpture, paintings, banter, discussions, filth, costumes-props-wigs, fire-breathing/glass-walking/brain-hammering freaks, demented circus acts, frenzied fashion shows, shock, abhoration, queens, naked children and much much less. Prepare to be delivered. Art will save you.

Monday, January 25, 2010

We're now on TWITTER!


Hey all you artists and fans of the arts, REPUBLIC has joined the world of TWITTER. We would love to follow you, and hope you'll follow us.
We have some great events coming up so you'll want to be in on the know.

http://twitter.com/REPUBLICNYC
is our page so follow us today!

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Jojo Kuo Afrobeat Experiment plays Le Grand Dakar weekly


REPUBLIC hosted the Gisimba Orphanage Fundraiser at La Grand Dakar back in May 2009 and recently a few members have been making their way back to the African restaurant to enjoy chef Pierre Thaim's amazing cuisine along with some awesome African Jazz music.

The world famous Jojo Kuo Afrobeat Experiment is scheduled to be the Monday night performer through 2010 and into 2011, so you should make your way any or every week. If you check out some of his influential music at MySpace, you'll be hooked.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Lauren Culbreth and friends participate in 9th annual "No Pants Subway Ride"

Photo by Allison Joyce

Photo by Allison Joyce

Photo by Allison Joyce

Photo by Jen Shaplin

Photo by Jen Shaplin



It’s Sunday January 9th, at dusk, in Union Square and thousands of pantless people have gathered at the end of an epic no pants subway ride. Improv Everywhere’s “No Pants Subway Ride” has now gone global in its 9th year. The phenomenon of social freedoms was held in 43 cities around the globe. Voluntary participants in New York met at specified meeting points throughout the city where the massive army of 3,000 willing exhibitionists were divided into groups and given the order in which to de-pant in trains throughout the city.


Created in August of 2001 by Charlie Todd, Improve Everywhere causes scenes of chaos and joy in public places. Improve Everywhere has executed over 100 missions involving tens of thousands of undercover agents. The group is based in New York City. You may also know them from people spontaneously freezing in Grand Central Station (http://improveverywhere.com/2008/01/31/frozen-grand-central/ ) or “I Love Lunch” the Musical (http://improveverywhere.com/2009/11/05/i-love-lunch-the-musical/ ).

The spontaneous antics of the group are not only attention grabbing (think Punk’d on a large social scale) but also bring unity and magnetism to a group of total strangers sharing a unique and bizarre experience.


As a participant in this social experience, standing pant less in the subway in the middle of a crowd of other half naked people, all pretending as if nothing out of the ordinary was taking place; it became apparent that we were a part of something larger than ourselves. A prank of sorts, yes, but also a exorcize in fun and freeing personal boundaries.

After an hour trek on multiple designated trains all participants met in Union Square where after hours of straight faced nothings-going-on attitude a joyous party atmosphere erupted. In the train station hundreds of participants danced, even doing the electric slide, as boggled city folk observed. Outside of the station music blasted and the horde of under pant clad people danced and recounted their adventure.


In the bars and restaurants around Union Square men in bottomless business suits and women in dress shoes and thongs meandered about. Though the idea is simple the reaction is phenomenal. As for myself, I can’t wait until next year’s no pants subway ride.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

THE HIDDEN WISDOM x THE ARSENAL: FREE RANGE FEB 2ND @ THE KNITTING FACTORY- by Drew Kassl

Our friends in The Hidden Wisdom have a new group show on February 2, 2010 at the New Knitting Factory in Brooklyn.
The Hidden Wisdom was founded in 2009 as a platform for emerging artists to showcase their talents and communicate through various creative outlets. More info about The Hidden Wisdom and their new show FREE RANGE can be found below. I'd advise checking it out.



THE HIDDEN WISDOM x THE ARSENAL: FREE RANGE

February 2, 2010
8pm

Knitting Factory
361 Metropolitan Avenue
Borough of Brooklyn

Featuring:
Matthew Alesi, Daniel Bina, CL. Bradley, Dan Cassaro, Cornrow Rider, Bon Duke, Brian Gonzalez, Erik Herter, Michael Intile, Mamiko Kushida, AJ Mapes, Amelia M. Miller, Marie-Yan Morvan, Augustus Nazarro, Steven Vega

Music:
Yonathan x Elizabeth
Sodafine x Franny & Roey

Presented by The Hidden Wisdom and The Arsenal

In association with Thunder

hiddenwisdom.info
thearsenalnyc
knittingfactory
wearethunder

Monday, January 4, 2010

Magrudergrind playing NYC / Maryland Deathfest lineup announced - Drew Kassl

DOWNLOAD: Magrudergrind - "Excommunicated" (MP3)

DOWNLOAD: Magrudergrind - "Lyrical Ammunition For Scene Warfare" (MP3)



Magrudergrind

MAGRUDER



Magrudergrind will team up with Defeatist, Black Kites, and Ramps to decimate Cake Shop on 1/23 as part of our first hardcore matinee. $8 will get you in the door, although you may need a stretcher to get out.



Magrudergrind are also on board for Maryland Deathfest 2010, which recently added a pre-party featuring greats like General Surgery, Birdflesh, Iron Lung, PLF, and many others. Tickets are available here. The full lineup for MDF is below.



Magrudergrind's new S/T full length was recently named one of Decibel's top 40 albums of 2009. The band is also scheduled to play Hellfest with Godflesh as well as team up with Pulling Teeth when DRI hits Baltimore on 12/13. DRI was originally scheduled to impact Gramercy Theater on 1/17/10, but tickets were taken off sale.



Full MDF lineup, and flyers for the BV/1000 Knives show as well as the MDF Pre-Fest are below.



MAGRUDER



MAGRUDER



MARYLAND DEATHFEST LINEUP 2010

AUTOPSY

SODOM (Germany)

GORGUTS (Canada)

OBITUARY

ENTOMBED (Sweden)

POSSESSED

WATAIN (Sweden)

ASPHYX (Netherlands)

EYEHATEGOD

PENTAGRAM

PESTILENCE (Netherlands)

NAGLFAR (Sweden)

BLOOD DUSTER (Australia)

MALEVOLENT CREATION

CONVERGE

NECROPHOBIC (Sweden)

MELECHESH (Netherlands)

SINISTER (Netherlands)

INCANTATION

PORTAL (Australia)

WOLFBRIGADE (Sweden)

HAEMORRHAGE (Spain)

THE CHASM

COFFINS (Japan)

IMPALED

DECEASED

SADISTIC INTENT

NAZXUL (Australia)

CAPITALIST CASUALTIES

GRIDLINK

GOROD (France)

CAPTAIN CLEANOFF (Australia)

ROMPEPROP (Netherlands)

BIRDS OF PREY

TRAP THEM

CIRCLE OF DEAD CHILDREN

GRIDE (Czech Republic)

INGROWING (Czech Republic)

JUCIFER

FANG

MAGRUDERGRIND

VERBAL ABUSE

STORMCROW

TOTAL FUCKING DESTRUCTION

MALIGNANCY

OBLITERATION (Norway)

16

JESUS CRÖST (Netherlands)

MASSGRAVE (Canada)

SULACO

FUCK THE FACTS (Canada)

DEFEATIST

PUTRESCENCE (Canada)

TOMBS

SURROUNDINGS

HOWL

THE COMMUNION

ROTENNESS (Mexico)

HONKEY KONG

The Hope Conspiracy to Play NY w/United Nations 1.15.09 - Drew Kassl

The Hope Conspiracy (photo by Meghan McInnis)

Hope Con



Brooklyn Vegan, in conjunction with 1000 Knives and Chronic Youth, The Hope Conspiracy, Blacklisted, United Nations, and Mother of Mercy at Cake Shop on Jan 15th! The date is one of a select few for HopeCon, and the only east coast date scheduled so far. No advanced tickets. Stay tuned for giveaways to what may be the first must-see hardcore show of the new year.



The Hope Conspiracy released the True Nihilist 7" earlier this year on Deathwish. Their last LP was 2006's Death Knows Your Name.



Blacklisted played Santos Party House on 10/24 along with Bane, Maximum Penalty, Cold World, and a host of others as part of the Deathwish - Chronic Youth Day Party at Santos Party House. Blacklisted shares members with the incredible Mother of Mercy who recently played Cake Shop with Iron Age. We profiled Mother of Mercy here.



United Nations is a supergroup of sorts, featuring Thursday's Geoff Rickly playing what is described as "emo powerviolence". The Hopecon show isn't the only one that United Nations has lined up, as the band is also scheduled to play Starland Ballroom with Glassjaw, Dillinger Escape Plan, and Rickly's main squeeze, Thursday. Tickets go on sale at noon on 10/30. The show is part of a larger tour. All dates below




The Hope Conspiracy - "Hang Your Cross" Live in Philadelphia, Jan 2008



The Hope Conspiracy - "They Know Not" Live in Philadelphia, Jan 2008



Hope Con



THE HOPE CONSPIRACY - 2010 TOUR DATES

Jan 6 2010 Kafe 44 Stockholm

Jan 7 2010 Cassiopeia Berlin, Berlin

Jan 8 2010 Werkstatt Koln, Nordrhein-Westfalen

Jan 9 2010 Trix Antwerp, Antwerp

Jan 10 2010 AN Club Athens

Jan 12 2010 THE BARFLY LONDON

Jan 15 2010 Cake Shop NYC

Jan 16 2010 924 Gilman Berkeley, California

Jan 17 2010 West Seattle Legion Hall Seattle, Washington

Jan 21 2010 Chain Reaction Anaheim, California

Jan 22 2010 Che Cafe San Diego, California

Jan 23 2010 Emo's Austin, Texas

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Samantha Katz rocks Art Basel Miami: Graffiti Gone Global

Samantha will give us a recount of her exciting ventures to sunny Florida as soon as she recovers but for now, check out the SushiSamba Graffiti Gone Global Blog to get an idea of the good vibes and even better graffiti that went on.

Keep checking in to REPUBLIC Worldwide because the new year
is going to bring a ton of new stuff your way.

Monday, December 14, 2009

Roger Ricco & the Canha Family at the Cooke Center Academy: Success!







Success!
On Wednesday Dec. 9, students of the Cooke Center Academy were treated to a film presentation and lecture by Roger Ricco of Ricco/Maresca Gallery on a selection of artists who were born with a variety of developmental disorders and who have used the creative process to communicate in unique and inspiring artistic ways.
One of the artists in the film was Justin Canha and he was on hand with his father Briant Canha who followed Mr. Ricco with a special presentation of his own.
Diagnosed with autism at an early age, Justin began his artistic career at the age of 13 with the support of Arts Unbound, a New Jersey based non-profit organization dedicated to the artistic achievement of people with disabilities. Since the age of 15, Justin has been represented by Ricco/Maresca Gallery and in August 2006, Justin’s artwork was featured in Oprah Magazine. Aspects of his autistic and artistic life have been described in two recent documentaries, “Autism: A Different Way of Communicating” and “Sidecars.” In January 2008, Justin successfully made his world debut at the Outsider Art Fair in NYC and In April 2008, his artwork was shown at Art Chicago, the world-renowned international contemporary and modern art fair.
Since then, Justin’s family has been using his experience to educate and inspire others by presenting the trial and error techniques that they employed to first begin to communicate with Justin and then to develop his fruitful artistic career.

Thanks again to Roger Ricco along with artist Justin Canah and his parents Briant and Maria Teresa Canah for their participation. Thank you also to Mary Munsch and Emily Mason from The Cooke Center Academy and to REPUBLIC community relations coordinator and charity Director Jay Isch for for all of their time and efforts.
For more information about the Cooke Center for Learning and Development
For more information about the work of Justin Canha
For more information abour Roger Ricco and Ricco / Maresca Gallery
For more information about REPUBLIC WorldWide
or contact

Photos by Sean McGurn

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Check out A.I.R Gallery "Mother/mother" film series 12/12/09

Head over to A.I.R. Gallery Saturday, December 12th from 6-8pm for a special screening of films from:

Mother/mother-*
And Beyo
nd!

On Saturday, December 12 from 6-8pm,
A.I.R. Gallery will hold a screening, open to the public, of additional video works that augment the selections that comprise the month-long Mother/mother-* exhibition. The films screened on December 12th are a critical component of Mother/mother-*.


The films are:

Ilana Rein’s Julie, a documentary shot over the course of seven years and edited in 2008

Marie-Francoise Theodore’s Rebel in the Soul, a stirring narrative that traces the connection between a contemporary African-American artist and a Georgia sharecropper’s wife lynched in 1915

Emilie Upzak’s Weaning Gideon, documenting the physical changes associated with weaning

Ingrid Berthon-Moine’s Midriff, a short film comprised entirely of a close-in shot of a woman twanging her tampon string to music.

Lindsay Page, Untitled from the series Spawn, archival Pigment Print, 33" x 44”, 2007

Mother/mother-* is a group exhibition curated by artist and 2008-2009 A.I.R. Gallery Fellow Jennifer Wroblewski. The exhibition is of works made by artists within the years immediately following a pregnancy or the birth of a child. The artists live and work in the U.S., Canada, Scotland, England, and Spain. For the purpose of the exhibition, the title Mother/mother-* also refers to father artists. "Mother" is the term that elicits the great frisson when uttered within the larger art culture.


For further information about Mother/mother-*, please read the press release<http://www.airgallery.org/images/motherPRFINAL.pdf>

This event is free and open to the public!


A.I.R. Gallery

111 Front Street, #228
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Sunday 11am - 6pm
212-255-6651
info@airgallery.org <mailto:info@airgallery.org>
www.airgallery.org <http://www.airgallery.org/>
A.I.R. BLOG! airgalleryblog.blogspot.com<http:/airgalleryblog.blogspot.com>
A.I.R. Twitter! Twitter.com/airgallery<http://twitter.com/AIRGallery>

Wheelchair access to the building is through the 55 Washington Street entrance. Take the elevator to the 2nd Floor.
Directions: The F train to York St. (first stop in Brooklyn) Turn right as you exit the station, walk 1 block down hill to Front St. Turn left on Front St. and walk 2 1/2 blocks. Or take the A/C train to High St. (first stop in Brooklyn) and walk through Cadman Plaza Park and down Washington St. toward the water until you reach Front St, then turn right.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Roger Ricco & the Canha Family at the Cooke Center Academy: 12/9/2009


On December 9th, 2009, REPUBLIC presents a film and lecture by Roger Ricco and the family of artist Justin Canha at the Cooke Center Academy High School in New York City. In the early 1980s, Roger Ricco established one of the first galleries in New York devoted entirely to American Folk, Self-Taught and Outsider Art and is presently co-owner of Ricco/Maresca Gallery, located in New York City’s Chelsea gallery district.

In addition to his own extremely successful artistic career, Roger frequently speaks across the country on creativity and art, has taught at New York’s School of Visual Arts, and in recent years he has become known as an authority on artists with Autism. Artist Justin Canha and his parents, Briant and Maria Teresa, will accompany Roger at this presentation. Justin Canha is a 20-year-old artist with autism, who is represented by Ricco/Maresca Gallery. His work has been featured in Oprah Magazine and aspects of his autistic and artistic life have been described in two recent documentaries, Autism: A Different Way of Communicating and Sidecars. In January 2008, Justin successfully made his world debut at the Outsider Art Fair in NYC and in April 2008, his work was shown at Art Chicago, the world-renowned International Contemporary and Modern Art Fair. Due to Justin having such a variety of different artistic interests and talents, his work ranges from pastels and paint to digital animation.

In addition to Justin’s story, this presentation will focus on several other celebrated artists who, faced a variety of different personal and developmental challenges, have utilized their unique talents to discover unconventional means of communication. These are the stories of individual artists with rare gifts and inspiring abilities who clearly illustrate the prevailing human creative drive and the urge to communicate with the world, even when a traditional means of communication has been impaired or is an unavailable option.

The presentation begins at 12:30 at the Cooke Center Academy located at 60 MacDougal Street in SoHo, NYC. All parents and teachers are encouraged to participate and refreshments will be served after the presentation. Roger, Justin and his family will also be available for questions and discussions after the presentation.


For more information please contact republicbrooklyn@gmail.com or emason@cookecenter.org. Or call 212. 280. 4473 x 11.

Monday, November 30, 2009

REPUBLIC member showcases women in the arts for Alpha Girls


Alpha Girls is an organization that strives to manifest the greatness of women around the world by highlighting the many accomplishments of women in society. The group focuses on cultivating the talents of young women in order establish women leaders for tomorrow.

REPUBLIC's Lauren Culbreth will be acting as the group's Global Director of Art. Her goal is to help bring this mission of positivity and equality beyond the board room and aid in fostering female leadership within the art community around the world.

Alpha Girls mission explains: "With young women growing into tomorrow's leaders, they can enable women in leadership with their collective intelligence, creativity and actions. This powerful bridge between Alpha Girls and Female Power Network can shape tomorrow's living standards for women globally. It is our greatest aspiration that our daughters will experience their lives with vigor and respect for their identity. This celebration and respect for ourselves can start to fill the gap between inequality among men and women in our confidence, history of leadership to top executive compensations."

Are you ready to rewrite the psychology of women with Self-love, Self-worth and Self-esteem? Are you ready to become a role model for our daughters to lead powerful positions in society and our sons to respect and honor all the women in their lives? Alpha Girls is ready to kick-start the history of women's leadership around the globe!. To realize such capacity and impact on our society, we need your ambition as our guide.

You can find out more about Alpha Girls at www.alphagirls.com or join them on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=7229121095

Sunday, November 29, 2009

REPUBLIC representative at Art Basel Miami Beach


Samantha Katz of REPUBLIC Worldwide is heading to Art Basel Miami Beach today, to bring you updates on the world famous art fairs.
Attending for the second year, Samantha, as SUSHISAMBA's acting Art Director will be working on Graffiti Gone Global, presented by SUSHISAMBA. Taking place December 4-6th, 2009 during Art Basel Miami Beach. Curated by James and Karla Murray, authors of best-selling titles Store Front-The Disappearing Face of New York, Miami Graffiti, Broken Windows and Burning New York, the exhibition will feature a selection of work from today’s top street artists. This groundbreaking exhibition, set to take place in a 4,000 square foot venue in the Midtown Arts District, will be the largest of its kind in Miami. The opening VIP preview will take place on Thursday, December 3, 2009 from 7 PM to 9 PM at 3252 NE 1st Ave, Suite 101, Miami, FL 33127.

Exhibiting artists include: 131 Projects (Argentina), Aiko Nakagawa (Japan), Armogedon 2057 (Armenia), Billi Kid (Colombia), Crome (Miami), Cycle (NYC), David Cooper (NYC), Doze Green (NYC), Ewok One 5MH (NYC), Flip (Brazil), Ghost aka Cousin Frank (NYC), Jana Joana (Brazil), Lady Pink (Ecuador), Nina (Brazil), Shiro (Japan), Smael (Brazil), Sofia Maldonado (Puerto Rico), Suiko (Japan) and Vitché (Brazil).

Reaching beyond the typical white walls of an art fair, SUSHISAMBA has commissioned Miami-based architect HOX (Douglas Hoekzema) to design a sprawling, Brazilian-inspired favela structure for Graffiti Gone Global. HOX’s exhibition design consists of interlocking components of wood and steel that may be detached and sold as separate units, some of which will bear a signature graffiti piece. In addition, custom furniture designed by the several of the participating artists will be available for purchase.

In addition to producing and underwriting previous exhibitions such as GINZATROPICALIA, SUSHISAMBA has commissioned site-specific street art in SUSHISAMBA restaurants throughout the country. The recently opened Sugarcane Lounge in Las Vegas, NV features work from Graffiti Gone Global’s Brazilian artist “FLIP” Felipe Yung.

Bringing art to SUSHISAMBA is something that is a natural evolution in our whole concept and experience. We would only call upon the best talent to execute a dream that was sparked with the inception of Art Basel.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Cave In, Trap Them & Narrows played the new Knitting Factory in Brooklyn - Drew Kassl

words by BBG, (Brooklyn Vegan) photos by Sam Marble



Cave In



Cave In, Narrows, and Trap Them completed a short tour of the east coast as part of Cave In's first trek in close to four years. The band was also touring off of Planets of Old, which dropped earlier this year in limited vinyl, and will be released on CD with an accompanying DVD in the new year. Culled from their first reunion show in Boston, the DVD features live footage of the entire show. Dig on a taste of that here.



The show also marked the first East Coast date for supergroup Narrows, which features Dave Verellen of Botch, as well as members of Unbroken, Some Girls (which featured Wes Eisold of Cold Cave), and many others. For Trap Them, it was their first NYC show since pummeling NYC with Napalm Death, Coliseum, Kataklysm and Toxic Holocaust.



Coliseum, who recently played Fun Fun Fun Fest with Coalesce, are heading back out with the KC band and hitting up NYC on Dec 30 at Europa with A Storm Of Light. Tickets are on sale.



More pics from the Brooklyn show below...







Trap Them



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Narrows



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Cave In





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